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Reply 1

paper 1 was alright, but not happy about the lack of human bio

Reply 2

Original post by Bookworm524
paper 1 was alright, but not happy about the lack of human bio

do you think there's going to be more human bio stuff in paper 2?

Reply 3

any predictions for this paper?

Reply 4

also is it just me or is anyone much less confident on topic 7 and 8; im not just revising the content, im learning it ugh

Reply 5

Original post by charminggem
also is it just me or is anyone much less confident on topic 7 and 8; im not just revising the content, im learning it ugh

Same, tbf topic 7 and 8 are the things we have never really encountered back in GCSEs. they're whole new worlds

Reply 6

Original post by Bookworm524
Same, tbf topic 7 and 8 are the things we have never really encountered back in GCSEs. they're whole new worlds


fr and idk about you guys but my teachers rusheddd through the content for them

Reply 7

anyone with predictions

Reply 8

How did it go for everybody ?

Reply 9

Original post by Gullible-top
How did it go for everybody ?


It took me by surprise. I didn't revised for 1-4 at all and they didn't put that many topic 7,8 questions

Reply 10

Original post by Bookworm524
It took me by surprise. I didn't revised for 1-4 at all and they didn't put that many topic 7,8 questions

omgg frr??? i acc hated it. and someone tell me where the hell lac operon came from i dont remember learning that at all

Reply 11

Original post by ay_r445
omgg frr??? i acc hated it. and someone tell me where the hell lac operon came from i dont remember learning that at all

It's a small part in topic 3, transcription factors

Reply 12

Original post by Bookworm524
It's a small part in topic 3, transcription factors


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Reply 13

Original post by ay_r445
omgg frr??? i acc hated it. and someone tell me where the hell lac operon came from i dont remember learning that at all


it’s topic 3 i think, due to transcription factors. The lactose binds to a respressor so the gene can be activated and transcribed by RNA polymerase on the promotor region. The enzyme b-galactosidase breaks down lactose into galactose and glucose.

Reply 14

Wtf is lac operon

Reply 15

loooool i got that whole question wrong😍

Original post by KillSwitch12
it’s topic 3 i think, due to transcription factors. The lactose binds to a respressor so the gene can be activated and transcribed by RNA polymerase on the promotor region. The enzyme b-galactosidase breaks down lactose into galactose and glucose.

Reply 16

I'm curious what the exam poll will look like if we have one. I guess there will be a large proportion of 'not great'

Reply 17

Original post by Bookworm524
It took me by surprise. I didn't revised for 1-4 at all and they didn't put that many topic 7,8 questions


Trueee ...cant believe the 13 marker was on cardiovascular diseases when they couldve done so many other topics ..i didnt revise for 1-4 either 😭

Reply 18

Original post by Gullible-top
Trueee ...cant believe the 13 marker was on cardiovascular diseases when they couldve done so many other topics ..i didnt revise for 1-4 either 😭


It was too many info in the last question. Also if you drink AlCohOl, your risk of CVD dEcrEaSes... :dontknow:

Reply 19

Original post by Bookworm524
It was too many info in the last question. Also if you drink AlCohOl, your risk of CVD dEcrEaSes... :dontknow:

that HAD to be a mistake??? bc how can alcohol decrease the risk